Macedonia

Delcevo is a city in the eastern part of the Republic of Macedonia with 11,500 inhabitants (2002). Located on Pijanechka valley, on both sides of the river Bregalnica, at an altitude of 580 m. It covers an area of 350 ha.

Makedonski Brod is a town in the western part of the Republic of Macedonia with 3.740 inhabitants (2002). Located in the southern part of the Porec area, on both sides of the river Treska, at an altitude of about 530 m, it covers an area of 170 ha.

Berovo is a small city in the East part of the Republic of Macedonia, with a population of 7.002 according to the 2002 census. Located in the Malesevo basin on far north branches of the Malesevo mountains on both sides of Bregalnica River.

Demir Kapija is a small Macedonian city located on the flow of Vardar River with a population of 3275 inhabitants according to the 2002 census.

Negotino is a city in the central part of the Republic of Macedonia with 13,284 inhabitants (2002). Located in Tikvesh valley, near the Vardar River, at an altitude of about 150 meters, it covers an area of 360 ha.

Bitola is the second-largest city in the Republic of Macedonia, located in the south Eastern part. Placed on both sides of Dragor River in the Pelagonia Plain, beneath the Baba mountain the city occupies 2.245 hectares of area. According to the 2002 census Bitola has a population of 74.550.

Demir Hisar is a city in the western part of the Republic of Macedonia with 2.593 inhabitants (2002). Located in the southern area of Demir Hisar, on the road Bitola - Kicevo, it covers an area of 250 ha. Developed from the former village Murgashevo, the urban settlement had been established in 2004. 

Novaci is a village near Bitola city, located in the eastern part of Bitola Field, on both sides of Sinevirska River, at an altitude of about 580 m.

Bogdanci is small city in the South part of Republic of Macedonia with population of 6.011 according to the 2002 census.

Dojran Мunicipality is located in the southern part of the Republic of Macedonia. Located on the shores of Lake Dojran through which the east side is bordered by Greece, situated between the mountains Belasica (1883 m. a.s.l.) to the north, Krusa Mountain (860) and Karabalija (697 meters a.s.l) on the west.

Ohrid is a city in the southwestern part of the Republic of Macedonia with a population of 42,033 according to the 2002 census. Located on the northeast on Ohrid lake and hill Plaoshnik, at an altitude between 696 and 797 m. it covers an area of 1230 ha.

Kavadarci is a city in the Povardarie region (flow of river Vardar) with 34,252 inhabitants according to the 2002 census.

Prilep (Прилеп) is a city in the western part of the Republic of Macedonia with 69,704 inhabitants (2002), located in the northeast Pelagonia plain, on Prilepska River, near Mukos and Dren Mountains, at an altitude between 620 and 680 m.

Vevcani Municipality is located on the west side of Struga valley at the foot of the Jablanica mountain, at an altitude between 800 and 900 m. Vevcani with the regional road is linked to Struga and has 2.433 inhabitants.

Kicevo is a city in the western part of the Republic of Macedonia with 27,067 inhabitants (2002). Located in the southern part of Kicevo valley, around Kale, at an altitude of about 620 m.

Radovish is a city in the southeastern part of the Republic of Macedonia with 16,223 inhabitants (2002). It is located in the northwest of Strumica - Radovis valley, on both sides Radovishka River, at an altitude of about 380 m.

Veles (previously Titov Veles) is a city located in the central part of Macedonia with a population of 43.716 (2002).

Kocani is a city in the eastern part of the Republic of Macedonia with 28,330 inhabitants (2002). Located on both sides of the Kochanska River, at an altitude of about 350 m. Through Kocani leads highway M-5, which on west connects it with Veles and Shtip and east Delcevo. From Veles trough, Stip to Kocani leads railway line.

Resen is city in the southwestern part of the Republic of Macedonia with 8.748 inhabitants (2002).

Vinica is a city in the eastern part of Macedonia with 10,863 inhabitants (2002). The city lies on the contact between the plane of Kocani valley from the north and north-facing slopes of mountain Plackovica from the south. Through Vinica passes the regional road Kocani - Berovo. The city occupies a total area of 335 ha.

Kratovo – the city of towers and bridges is located in the northeast part of the Republic of Macedonia with 6.924 inhabitants (2002).

Skopje city is located in the “Skopje basin” on the two sides of Vardar River, on an elevation between 220 and 400 meters. According to the 2002 census in Skopje lived 467.257 people.

Gevgelija is a city in Gevgelija-Valandovo valley with 15,685 inhabitants (2002). It is located on the right side of the river Vardar and the Macedonian-Greek border in the plain part of the eponymous valley.

Struga is a city in the southwestern part of the Republic of Macedonia with 16,559 inhabitants (2002). It lies along the northern shore of the Ohrid lake, where the river Crni Drim flows out of the lake, at an altitude of 696 m. Struga occupies an area of 510 ha.

Gostivar is a city in the northwestern part of Macedonia with 35,847 inhabitants (2002). Located in the Upper Polog plane, where significant traffic routes intersect, with the capital Skopje via Tetovo is connected by highway, which as main road M-4 continues to Kicevo and Ohrid.